... shoulders. “ have come, John Smith,” she exclaimed with a merry laugh. “So I see.” {.mwred with a smile and a bow. ‘1 am glad of it, for 1 was just Min‘lnmpunom. “Impatient! Ab, that is well. You are glad to see me, then, John Smith?” S 'l; t-brra anything ...

... being relieved of my fair burden. Vano bimlf took her in his arms, and some of the jes wore now ready with restoratives. ‘The good fellow muttered an spology for his momentary doubt. “Sorry, Mr. John! 1 did not immeadiately underetand. Of course, 1 begin to ...

... the two one-armed men at an enterta'nment who, being unable to appland the efforts of the artists s{,nzl;. ilqined together for the purpose. At the Tramway Comecert in St. George’s Hall last maht there was a wounded soidgier who had one arm smothered n ...

... de Gray alias John Bmith, meets a man in Hyde Park bearing a striking resemblance to himself. He mentally dubs him “The Other John Smith.” Whilst taking stock of him a taxi draws up and the stranger is jerked in and rapidly driven off. John Smith picks ...

... soon afterwards was given a commission in the 13th West Yorks TO!;};,L' Privnt:‘ Herbert, of the Btldl:d B , and of 14, Cardigan Street, Bingley, ~ has boen wounded, and is mow in hospital. ~ Prior to the war he was employed by Mr. i Walker, painter ...

... TOWNEND, Ai. Hubert, 10, Fieldhead of the let Pals, has been wounded in the arm. Before enlisting ha was employed by Menge. Goodall and Hatton, Vaughan Street. TODD, Laces-CorpL John IL, of the dad Pee Battalion, and of 96. Bradford Road. Shipley, has been ...